Unidentified objects photographed near Saturn
posted by Professor Pan at 9:48 AM
Wednesday, June 28, 2006
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2 Comments:
It seems the word is out of the possibility that the 2nd red spot on Jupiter was caused by a deep black NASA nuclear explosion..although very small it was only to gauge effect...and the big one is set for 2008 right into the heart of Saturn, with very interesting -and deadly results.
Have you heard of this?
Perhaps the underground fortress they made at Denver International was not coincidental after all.
Hmm..Jupiters new spot caused by a nuke? I would imagine that comet Shoemaker-Levy should have caused several new spots. There's far more energy in a comet impact than in any nuclear warhead.
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